TJW
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I have 19 stories published in
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My stories have been read 6971 times
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2 of my 59 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 3 votes
My stories
She Before and After
I know I won’t save her. Three tours in a warzone will teach anyfuckingbody that lesson. I know and accept. I knew the day I saw her all by herself,...
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End Of, continued to the End
The inheritance of his mama’s eye color made his brown, yes, sun-burst brown, yes, dark but illumined in the right strike of light, yes, and the...
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End Of
Summer, dead of. Heat is different in Texas, the big T. Florida heat is thick and damp, like breathing moist cotton; the Lone Star state don’t give a...
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Invitation on a Saturday
Rains beats a sleepy time staccato on the tin roof. The nom-nom-nom-crunch-crunch of the rabbit chowing on her early evening vittles. Soft splash of...
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Point Blank Period
So I’m listening to the radio and thinking and writing. It’s funny, watching the tourists run for cover from the daily deluge. Every day, between...
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Bee, babydoll, I've fought
Posted on Wed, 20 Apr 2016
Bee, babydoll, I've fought three tours, if it'd save you, I'd re-up and fight another three.
Jack
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This could easily have been
Posted on Tue, 08 Mar 2016
This could easily have been too much flowers and rainbows, in a sick way, understand? Too heavy on the affection/infatuation or too much like an entry in a stalker's diary, could have been, but ain't on account of the humor (crying, or laughing...
Read full commentPosted in Don't Think I Do (poetry monthly)